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 Joined: August 2005 Posts: 3736
Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by ozwatto:
I had piano lessons as a kid (for 8 years) Watto, Watto... all those lessons and practice time, and you STILL can't tell the difference between a Dm and a C#m. :rolleyes:
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Joined: April 2006 Posts: 972
Location: PDX | Thanks for the input folks. I think HobbyPicker has some insight here.
There is another area of development: desire and attention. When i actually stop and watch my fingers it is amazing how out of control they can be. Flying up off the fretboard, curled up in knots, etc.
When i slow down, WAY DOWN, and pay attention and try and control them -- it get's better by degrees.
Anyway, thanks again.
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Joined: January 2007 Posts: 672
Location: New South Wales, Australia | Originally posted by muzza:
qb] Watto, Watto... all those lessons and practice time, and you STILL can't tell the difference between a Dm and a C#m. :rolleyes:
C#m...C#m...C#m :confused: Damn...I'd better have some more lessons :D
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 Joined: November 2005 Posts: 4833
Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I think it was a Jeff Beck quote I read somewhere once, "Sometimes the best thing I've done to improve my playing is go fishing."
Maybe it was Clapton, he comes fishing around here once in a while. |
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